The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-03
SAvANNAH'S MERCHANTS.
TIE SOUTHERN BANK OF GEORGIA.
IConttnued from Eighth Page.

which is provided with every possible con
senience, Including spacious fire proof and
magnificent banking apartment, Office, etc. The
capital paid in is $500 600 and there remains ON
hand SURPLUS fund amounting the enormous
one Important feature of the bank, which is of
great convenience and benefit TO the people;
The business of this institution is established
upon a most solid basis, and is constantly in-
creasing. Read card
CHARLES II. oLMsTGAD a co.
This banking house began BUSINESS in 1888, as
SUCCESSORS Of Henry Hull Co. The firm is
Hull Ia son Of the late Henry Hub and Mr..
Frank L, Lathrop q nephew of Major w. u.
the former Bank of the State of Georgia, where
old residents almost fancy they can behold the
phantom forms of Anthony Porter, l. h Teft
and Wallace Cumming when they enter its
portals.
The present bank has capital of S5e010, and
the assured integrity and business capaclty OF
the managers have already won for it a large
and increasing patronage.
TIRE sAvAHSAH STEAM BAKERY.
Among the manufactures which have become
an important feature in our city, none have
been more successful than the Sayaunah Steam
: Bakery. This concern has established a large
trade In crackers and candies, and in every town
and city in Georgia, and the adjoining states,
its well-known brands are to be found in the
in the South, and in addition TO the
articles referred to above it makes
the Pullman and New Process"
bread. of which it was the pionesr in this sec.
tiop. Its machinery is kept running night and
day. and TO keep up with its increasing trade,
large and complete line of fresh fancy candies
are kept constantly on hand Merchants and
others visiting the city will find that visit 10
the Savannah Steam Bakery will not only be in
teresting, but profitable.
THE SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY.
Since the last Trade Issue the present proprie-
tor Mr. Prayer of the Savannah Steam Laun-
dry, has made great success of That enter
prise. Notwithstanding the failure to do so
under former managements Every obstacle
has been met and overcome, and to-day this
steam laundry is unsurpassed in its equipment,
and the class of work turned out is equal that Of
any similar concern in the country. All work is
protected from less by fire by insurance and
those sending their orders can be sure Of salts
faction. The management will extend their
large trade throughout Georgia and FLORIDA by
having local agents at all the principal points
EcKMAN vETsBURG.
This noted firm was founded in 1845, and
claims to be the oldest dry goods house in the
city and perhaps in Georgia. 1t does a large
business and is widely known in all OF the ada
cent States.
The senior, Mr.. S. H. Eckman, resides in New
York city aud is eyer on the qln vive for bar
gains which always inure to the benefit Of his
Southern customers.
The Junior, MIR. A. Vetsburg, is the shrewd
and efficient business manager. He will be re
membered as one of the original directors of the
National Bank of Savannah, and is deservedly
poplllar Last January he was elected direc-
Tor of the Central Railroad and Banking Com
pany, and resigned his former position In conse-
qnence.
This firm is conducted upon strictly business
principles. and enjoys unlimited credit and an
envable reputation for integrity snd fair deal
ing in all its transactions. They have numerous
popular and reliable representatives on the road,
who are devoted to the interests of their EN-
ployers.
stock of domestic and foreign goods, and con
troll the productions of number OF mills IN
Georgia and the Carolinas The attention OF
merchants and country dealers is specially di-
rected to the above facts, and they will receive
warm welcome if they make their purchases In
person or send in their orders
FRANK Il CO.
This erterprising dry goods firm have just
finished moving into their new and magnificent
building. 1I3. lis Broughton street. Their es-
Enlistment occupies fiv4 floors, each % by 70
feet in DIMENSIONS covering an area OF 3OtOJ
square feet. II has no superior IN the city,
either in magnitude or contents; They do an
exclusively Wholesale business in dry goods, no
tiops. and ladies' and gents furnishing goods,
which are sold at bottom prices. specially
will hereafter be made of notions and ladies
dress and furnishing goods, Merchants and
buyers are urged to call aud examine the beau
tful stock before going elsewhere.
en-. GILBERT co.
This is one of the old established grocery
houses of Savannah, and still retains all of its
prestige and importance: They are wholesale
dealers in all the staple, family and fancy gro
ceries known TO the trade, and sell none but the
best and choicest goods. In addition, they are
the agents for large number Unpopular arti-
Giles, among them ''Moxie Nerve Food" Pres
colt S Shoe Backing" X. Mourie & Bro S Ha-
vana Cigars, " etc.
Customers will find them ever at their posts
and ready to fill their bills. Their store is situ-
ated at the corner of Bay and Barnard streets.
This firm are also heavy importers Of coffee,
salt and molasscs.
aEssRs. II. FEAsT Co
The name of NJ Ferst & Co. is one Of the best
no n
vannah. Its persistent representatives on the
road and the energetic and urbane members of
the firm have established for the house some
thing more than the usual relations that exist
between the merchant and the buyer. Those
who deal with them feel that they are doing
business with friends, who are looking after
their customers interests as well as their own.
The firm carries an immense stock OF groceries
and other articles connected with that trade.
They are close buyers, and consequently sell on
small margins. Savannah has no more enter
f erst.s anu WORTHY Hi'''"A-'' 'A'''' '''' '''''
JoHS A. DOUGLASS go.
Those visiting the attractive and extensive
establishment of John A Douglass & Co, on
Broughton street, will be charmed and delighted
with the variety and beauty of their goods.
Here may be seen, in dazzling array, every de-
scription of crockery and glassware, artistically
arranged and presenting the most tempting ap
pearance. Everything 10 those lines that can
be asked for will be quickly produced. In add:
rion they keep house furnishing goods Of all
sorts. including cooking stoves CRATES, mantels,
gas ixtuSes. lamps of exquisite pattern and
multitude of other useful and pretty things that
would rejoice the heart of housekeeper. Let
them CALL see for themselves, and then make
their purchases.
A. l.. PARTRIDGE
is security and real estate broker, and was
born in Savannah and engaged in business here
all his life He is director in the Augusta and
Savannah railroad, and the City and Suburban
also. and holds the same position i'm the Savan-
nah Gas Light Company AS the manager and
representative of the DeRenne and Battersby
est ties. he pays more taxes into the State,
county and city treasury than any single pri-
vate citizen Of Chatham. He is thoroughly re-
liable and trustworthy.
NICE CLOTHING.
Attention is directed TO the advertisement Of
fessrs. Appel & Schaul in another column
Their stock is very complete, md nobby stNts of
the best material can be had at astonishing
prices They do not intend TO be undersold,
while allowing no one TO excel them in the style
aud quality of their goods, This firm began
business here only one year ago with but three
assistants. Now seven clerks are required to
wait upon their numerous patrons. Courteous
treatment and pronapt attention are guaranteed
alike to every ons. Call and view their splendid
stock or pretty things.
l.. 4. BycK SON
These gentlemen keep varied and most at
tractve stock of cry goods, hosiery, notions
and e,entSi furnishing goods nj their establish